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I just need some ideas of what to put for these on my homework examples for extra creditName a molecule that has: A) Tetrahedral
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I just need some ideas of what to put for these on my homework examples for extra creditName a molecule that has: A) Tetrahedral
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Pleaseee help on these two questions!1. Use geometry to evaluate integral(with upper bound of 10 and lower bound of 0) of f(x)
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Can anyone help me out with the differences between electron geometry and molecular geometry for SCl6?I think the molecular
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Can anyone help me out with the differences between electron geometry and molecular geometry for SCl6?I think the molecular
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Use geometry to evaluate integral[-3,3] for:f(x)= { √(4-(x+1)^2), -3≤x≤1 { |x-2| - 1, 1<x≤3 A. 2pi + 1 B. 2pi - 1 C. pi
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1.in which geometry do lines no contain an infinite number of points?(a) plane coordinate geometry (b) discrete geometry (c)
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Use geometry to evaluate the integral from 0 to 6 of the function f of x, dx for the system of equations:f(x)= 3 for x LESS than
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Use geometry(geometric formulas) to evaluate the integral from 0 to 6 f(x) dx, for the system of equations:f(x)= 4-x for x LESS
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Use geometry to evaluate the integral from negative 4 to 4 of the square root of the quantity 16 minus x squared, dx.pi divided
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